NO HURRY
PSP8 to PSPX3

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~ MARCH 2012
Copyright © 2012 ~ Jemima ~ All rights reserved

This was created using PSP9 but can be adapted for other versions of PSP.

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You will need the following to complete this tutorial

Materials

DF BGE W.psp
MOF_Nature.pspimage
GV Lambs 4 to 9.pspimage
Annytubes_paisajes 998_13_03_2011.pspimage
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STEP 1 Open a new image 600 x 480 Transparent background PSPX - X2: Colour Depth = 8bits/channel PSPX3: Colour Depth RGB = 8bits/channel Flood fill with WHITE
STEP 2 LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER SELECTIONS >>> SELECT ALL Open up the Annytubes_paisajes 998_13_03_2011 image in your PSP workspace Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE INTO SELECTION from the options. DESELECT LAYERS >>> DUPLICATE ACTIVATE RASTER 2 EFFECTS >>> EDGE EFFECTS >>> ENHANCE MORE ACTIVATE Copy of Raster 2 LAYERS >>> MERGE >>> MERGE VISIBLE Rename this layer bgd.
STEP 3 Open up the GV Lambs 4 to 9 image in your PSP workspace Activate the Lamb 8 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Reposition with your MOVER tool
STEP 4 EFFECTS >>> 3D EFFECTS >>> DROP SHADOW
STEP 5 Open up the DF BGE W image in your PSP workspace Activate the Raster 5 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW SELECTION from the options. ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN Reposition with your MOVER tool Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings
STEP 6 Back to the GV Lambs 4 to 9 image in your PSP workspace Activate the Lamb 4 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Reposition with your MOVER tool positioning over the top of the lamb below
STEP 7 CLOSE RASTER 1 Back to the DF BGE W image in your PSP workspace Activate the Raster 1 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW SELECTION from the options. ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN Reposition with your MOVER tool DESELECT Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings
STEP 8 Back to the GV Lambs 4 to 9 image in your PSP workspace Activate the Lamb 7 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Reposition with your MOVER tool positioning over the top of the lamb below
STEP 9 CLOSE RASTER 2 Back to the DF BGE W image in your PSP workspace Activate the Raster 4 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW SELECTION from the options. ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN Reposition with your MOVER tool DESELECT Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings
STEP 10 Back to the GV Lambs 4 to 9 image in your PSP workspace Activate the Lamb 6 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Reposition with your MOVER tool positioning over the top of the lamb below
STEP 11 CLOSE RASTER 3 Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings Back to the DF BGE W image in your PSP workspace Activate the Raster 2 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW SELECTION from the options. ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN Reposition with your MOVER tool Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings DESELECT
STEP 12 Back to the GV Lambs 4 to 9 image in your PSP workspace Activate the Lamb 9 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Reposition with your MOVER tool positioning over the top of the lamb below
STEP 13 CLOSE RASTER 4 Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings Back to the DF BGE W image in your PSP workspace Activate the Raster 1 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW SELECTION from the options. ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN Reposition with your MOVER tool Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings DESELECT
STEP 14 Back to the GV Lambs 4 to 9 image in your PSP workspace Activate the Lamb 9 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. Reposition with your MOVER tool positioning over the top of the lamb below
STEP 15 CLOSE RASTER 5 Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings Back to the DF BGE W image in your PSP workspace Activate the Raster 4 layer Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW SELECTION from the options. ADJUST >>> SHARPNESS >>> SHARPEN Reposition with your MOVER tool Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings DESELECT
STEP 16 LAYERS >>> NEW RASTER LAYER Flood fill with GREEN #4e852f SELECTIONS >>> SELECT ALL SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 3 EDIT >>> CLEAR SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 3 Flood fill with GREEN #4e852f SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 3 EDIT >>> CLEAR SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 3 Flood fill with GREEN #4e852f SELECTIONS >>> MODIFY >>> CONTRACT = 3 EDIT >>> CLEAR DESELECT
STEP 17 Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings EFFECTS >>> 3D EFFECTS >>> INNER BEVEL Rename this layer frame
STEP 18 LAYERS >> NEW RASTER LAYER Select your TEXT TOOL with font and settings of your choice add your name to the bottom left corner of the layer. Rename this layer name.
STEP 19 Open up the MOF_Nature image in your PSP workspace Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options. IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 35% Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED Resample using WEIGHTED AVERAGE ADJUST >>> COLOUR BALANCE >>> NEGATIVE IMAGE PSPX - X3: IMAGE >>> NEGATIVE IMAGE Repeat Drop Shadow ... same settings BUT Change BLUR to 0.00 Reposition with your MOVER tool Rename this layer wordart.
STEP 20 Set up LAYER PALETTE as shown
STEP 21 Right click on Title Bar and select Copy merged from the options In ANIMATION SHOP Right click the workspace and select 'Paste As New Animation' from the options.
STEP 22 Back to PSP. CLOSE RASTER 1 OPEN RASTER 2 Right click on Title Bar and select Copy merged from the options In ANIMATION SHOP Right click top of frame image and select 'Paste After Current Frame' from the options.
STEP 23 Back to PSP. CLOSE RASTER 2 OPEN RASTER 3 Right click on Title Bar and select Copy merged from the options In ANIMATION SHOP Right click top of frame image and select 'Paste After Current Frame' from the options.
STEP 24 Continue closing and opening layers in this manner and pasting into ANIMATION SHOP until you have 7 frames
STEP 25 Edit >> Select All Right click on Title Bar of frames Select 'Frame Properties' from the options Display time =85
STEP 26 Scroll to the first frame (F:1) click inside the frame to activate Right click on Title Bar of frames Select 'Frame Properties' from the options Display time =130 .
STEP 27 View >> Animation and while it is still running, File >> Save As Locate the folder in which you wish to save it. Name your animation. With the Gif Optimiser keep pressing NEXT until you get to the last one... click FINISH Close the Animation Close the frames. Close Animation Shop
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